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15th IAA Humans in Space Symposium

Graz / Austria, May 22-26, 2005    
 

 
 Benefits of Human Presence in Space

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Session  II.8.1 - Countermeasures
Theme II: Future of human spaceflight: Exploratory missions
Date: 24 May 2005, 9:00
Chair: Suzanne Schneider, Felice Strollo
Room A
Paper #
 Time
 Author(s)
 Title
II.8.1-1
 9:00-9:30
 Suzanne Schneider
 Session overview
II.8.1-2
 9:30-9:45
 Charles F. Sawin, D.R. Francisco, J. Hayes
 Advances in countermeasures for physiological decrements associated with long-duration human space missions
II.8.1-3
 9:45-10:00
 Angie Bukley, D. Lawrence, G. Clément
 Generating artificial gravity onboard the Space Shuttle
II.8.1-4
 10:00-10:15
 Boris Shenkman, O. Vinogradova
 Chronic effects of low-frequency, low-intensity electrostimulation of stretched human muscle. Implications for countermeasure usage
II.8.1-5
 10:15-10:30
 Michele Salanova, B. Püttmann, J. Rudnick, G. Schiffl, J. Rittweger, D. Felsenberg, D. Blottner
 Resistive vibration muscle exercise (RVE) as countermeasure during 56-days of horizontal bedrest (Berlin Bedrest Study 2003/4): Effects on sarcolemmal nitric oxide synthase expression